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Comparative cost theory is also called |
Theory of comparison cost
Theory of specialization of cost
Theory of balanced cost
Theory of specialization of production
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2 |
According to classical theory of international trade, a country imports those goods from the other country which |
Are durable
Are standardised
Are produced comparatively at high cost
Are not produced in that country
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3 |
Innovation theory is presented by |
Prof Kegnes
Prof Schumpeter
Prof Hicks
Prof Foster
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4 |
Monetary theory of Trade cycle is presented by |
Prof Hawtrey and Friedman
Prof Keynes
Prof Hobson
Prof Kitchen
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5 |
Over investment theory is presented by |
Pigou
Hawtray
Hayek, Mises and Cassel
Prof Jugglar
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6 |
Under consumption or over saving theory is presented by |
Prof Hobson, Foster and Catchings
Prof Hawtrey
Prof Keynes
Prof Jevons
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7 |
Psychological theory of trade cycles is presented by |
Prof Jevons
Prof Pigou and Bagehot
Prof Keynes
Prof Hawtrey
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8 |
Theory of sun-spot was presented by |
Prof Jevons and Henry L, Moor
Prof Pigou and begehot
Prof Hobson
Prof Cassel
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9 |
According to which economist some trade cycles complete their cycle during a period of fifty years or sixty years |
Prof Kitchen
Prof Jugglar
Prof Pigou
Prof Kondratieff
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10 |
According to which economist, duration of a trade cycle is 9 to 10 years |
Prof Kitchen
Prof Jugglar
Prof Pigou
Prof Kondratieff
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11 |
"A trade cycle is completed in three years four months" This is stated by |
Prof Kitchen
Prof Jugglar
Prof Jevons
Prof Pigou
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12 |
The period in which an economy comes back from prosperity to depression is called |
Recovery
Recession
Boom
Depression
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13 |
In which phase of a trade cycle national product, wages, prices and profits reach at their peak |
Recovery
Boom
Recession
Depression
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14 |
In which phase of a trade cycle production, employment, wages and rate of interest etc start rising gradually |
Boom
Depression
Recovery
Recession
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In which phase of a trade cycle level of employment and income become very low |
Depression
Recovery
Boom
Recession
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